I am not 100% sure.You can have the tenant's put Cleveland water is their name, but they need to pay an insane deposit.

For example, you can use the deposits into your personal and business bank accounts to qualify your income without using your tax returns.

Hey Will,I am in in N.C. but the deposit amount that auction.com requires for pre-foreclosure properties are set by the state.

When I ran the credit check, it did show a large number of inquiries followed by a number of accounts closed due to bankruptcy a little over a year ago.She also said that a company handles all her bills so she would need a letter stating the amount of the deposit and rent and they would send us a check. 

Tenants paid on 9/1, I haven't had funds deposited into my account yet.

Which means: for every dollar you've paid out above $119k, you'll either not get back to pay out your HML, or, you won't get back from your own deposit.

After several emails with the sellers realtor regarding a commercial multi-family, they stated the following:"There is much information (detailed maintenance, tax returns, costs, etc.) that they will be glad to make available during a due diligence period with a contract and a paid deposit."

Are you competitive in what you require for security deposit?

@Alamen Ems, a mortgage is cheapest, IF you can come up with 20-30% deposit.

Fantastic automatic deposit renters who have never missed a month.